The 1979 album 'When I Find You Love' saw Jean Carn returning to Philadelphia International Records for her third solo release on the label. The album featured a more contemporary, disco-influenced sound compared to her previous work.
- The album's lead single, "Was It Good Enough", reached number 80 on the Billboard Hot R&B Singles chart. Carn co-wrote three of the album's eight tracks. The album was produced by Chuck Jackson and was the last album Carn released on Philadelphia International Records.
- The album was produced by Chuck Jackson and was the last album Carn released on Philadelphia International Records. The album's lead single, "Was It Good Enough", reached number 80 on the Billboard Hot R&B Singles chart. Carn co-wrote three of the album's eight tracks.
- Carn co-wrote three of the album's eight tracks. The album's lead single, "Was It Good Enough", reached number 80 on the Billboard Hot R&B Singles chart. The album was produced by Chuck Jackson and was the last album Carn released on Philadelphia International Records.
Jean Carn is a soul singer from Philadelphia, known for her work with Harold Melvin & the Blue Notes and Norman Connors. She was a fixture of 1970s R&B and soul music.
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